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Not unless there's an incredibly strong link between having children and having strong alternative employment prospects. Which I don't have data on but doubt, a
by austhrow743 7y ago
Not unless there's an incredibly strong link between having children and having strong alternative employment prospects. Which I don't have data on but doubt, and if I had to take a guess would assume actually works the other way. That the childless have more options.
- imsofuture 7y agoThis is a bad argument, because there are many other remote employers. I do not live in a low CoL area because I'm from here and never left, nor did I move here to save money. I moved here because I was able to keep a high paying career, and live somewhere I wanted to live. Gitlab is flat-out non-competitive.
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- caymanjim 7y agoThere is an incredibly strong link between having children and alternative employment prospects. People with kids in school have complicated scheduling needs and can't easily relocate, unless they homeschool all their kids.